As the nation observes Veterans Day, Keller Williams has launched KW Military, a business and networking community for agents who are on active duty, veterans or those who have spouses in the armed forces. Agents will have access to training, coaching, events and referral opportunities that help them juggle a dual career or better utilize their past military experience to build a more robust business.
Source: Inman News
Keller Williams launches referral, training program for military members
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